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General Discussion: the brilliance of Bernard Hermann's PSYCHO

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	Posted:	Jan 21, 2001 - 11:40 PM
	By:	H. Rocco (Member)

Bartek has scored pictures on his own, and Elfman has scored pictures without Bartek. I doubt it's that simple.


	Posted:	Jan 22, 2001 - 12:33 AM
	By:	André Lux (Member)

Which ones, Rocco?


	Posted:	Jan 23, 2001 - 6:12 AM
	By:	André Lux (Member)

Iuuuhooooo... Rocco??


	Posted:	Jan 23, 2001 - 7:07 AM
	By:	afn (Member)

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Howard L:
Hey afn, you're talking my language. I'd love to have you do the same thing to the McNeely version of Walking Distance. Either way, schlep me an audiocassette or CD of your Psycho concoction!
Well, thank you, Howard! I certainly would love to, but since I'm from Germany and don't have your address or anything, this could prove to be something of a problem... Contact me at afn2@yahoo.com for some serious talking. Greetings to Florida, Alex!


	Posted:	Jan 23, 2001 - 7:19 AM
	By:	MornNB (Member)

I don't like Hans Zimmers overuse of synthisers. I consider him a dangeris threat to orchestral scores, but I was just making the point that in a sense you can say that that most of the time he does his own orchestrations.


	Posted:	Jan 23, 2001 - 9:58 AM
	By:	André Lux (Member)

Is that a fact?
So, why almost all his albums come with that little list of 14 orchestrators?


	Posted:	Jan 23, 2001 - 11:18 PM
	By:	MornNB (Member)

That would be for the score that do use a real orchestra


	Posted:	Jan 24, 2001 - 10:58 AM
	By:	Eugene Iemola (Member)

Steve Bartek scored CABIN BOY. Never saw it, though.


	Posted:	Jan 24, 2001 - 1:43 AM
	By:	JohnnyK (Member)

Elfman calls himself a major Goldsmith groupie? He's just gone up several notches in my roster!

Herrmann+Psycho = proof that film music is Art. Enuff said.


	Posted:	Sep 22, 2007 - 10:11 PM
	By:	Jim Cleveland (Member)

Apparently, there's nothing brilliant about it, since when I clicked on the link that Howard provided, there was NOTHING on the screen!


	Posted:	Sep 23, 2007 - 6:41 AM
	By:	Howard L (Member)

Huh?


	Posted:	Dec 6, 2016 - 7:20 PM
	By:	msmith (Member)

Music lesson on PSYCHO even VERTIGO via synthesizer. Musical notes construction.


	Posted:	Dec 6, 2016 - 8:30 PM
	By:	Howard L (Member)

Thank you for resurrecting this thread. What a fun read fifteen years after the fact. What a crew. Ha!


	Posted:	Dec 7, 2016 - 12:49 PM
	By:	dashrr (Member)

The surviving stems Guenther is referring to were indeed used by Soundstage to create the 'you know what' Recently those stems showed up again downloadable and whoever posted it 'cleaned up' the recording to such an extent it finally feels like having the original OST with very DECENT sound...believe me its incredible listen.


	Posted:	Dec 7, 2016 - 1:23 PM
	By:	Howard L (Member)

Just played the youtube listing. Oh, my. Brilliance all right.


	Posted:	Dec 7, 2016 - 2:18 PM
	By:	leagolfer (Member)

I've alway's preferred the Unicorn release over the Varese or any other mix, some one paid 60 quid today on Ebay for the Unicorn release, it must be collectable then.

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